Episode 56: Facebook Depression

Sex and Other Human Activities

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York, Sex, Advice, Comedy, New, Activities

4.7 • 744 Ratings

🗓️ 7 May 2015

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Jackie and Marcus make an argument for getting the hell out of the depressing world of Facebook and answer a question from a listener struggling with panic attacks.

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0:00.0	I feel like every time I look at Facebook, maybe we can talk about that.
0:07.3	What's that?
0:08.3	Facebook makes me sad.
0:10.4	Welcome to sex and other human activities.
0:14.4	I'm Marcus Parks.
0:15.4	I'm Jackie Zabrowski, and Facebook makes me sad.
0:17.9	Why does Facebook make you sad?
0:19.6	You know, I feel like, just like everyone else, every time I go on it, I feel like I find myself looking at people that I used to know and just want to know where they ended up and what's going on with them.
0:31.7	And I always compare my life to theirs.
0:34.3	Yeah.
0:34.6	No matter what you do, you know, you look at their good times. You look at what
0:38.7	they're doing. I mean, a lot of my friends from back home are, I come from a very, like, rich
0:44.0	area, and I also went to a very intense high school program, so a lot of them are doctors at this
0:50.3	point, or lawyers, and they're married, and they they have kids and it makes me sad even though
0:57.1	it's not the life that I want.
0:58.9	I think we all got that.
1:00.2	Yeah.
1:00.7	Isn't that weird?
1:01.9	Isn't that the weird like paradox?
1:03.3	Because we're living the lives that we want to live.
1:05.2	Right.
1:05.7	You know, but you do see those, you know, those other people.
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